Apple Is Getting Into Subprime Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) Game: 5 Things For Black America to Know
Some 43 percent of Americans have used a buy now, pay later (BNPL) service this year, according to Lending Tree. That’s an increase from 31 percent
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Did VP Kamala Harris Compare Abortion Restrictions To Chattel Slavery? Black America Responds
In a recent speech, Vice President Kamala Harris compared chattel slavery to the June 24 decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to place restrictions on
Congressman Jim Clyburn Wants Compensation For Black World War II Veterans Who Were Left Out Of G.I. Benefits
House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn is fighting for compensation for the living spouses and descendants of Black World War II veterans that were denied
Diishan Imira And Beauty Platform Mayvenn Raise $40M Growth Capital, Will Expand Walmart Partnership
Mayvenn, a Black-owned beauty, and tech firm, has raised $40 million in a Series C funding round. The company, co-founded by CEO Diishan Imira in
Byron Allen to Buy The Assets Of The Black News Channel For $11 Million: 3 Things to Know
Media mogul Byron Allen has just purchased the cable news channel Black News Channel, which shut down on March 31. The channel was founded in 2020 by
Will Florida Follow The California Reparations Task Force Model? Candidate For Governor Says Yes
California became the first state in the country to move forward on reparations by establishing a task force to study and develop a plan for
After Supporting Black Community in Buffalo, Dave Chappelle Critics Are Still Bringing Heat Over LGBTQ Comments
Renowned comedian Dave Chappelle is trending again – and it’s not because he released a new comedy special. Instead, Minneapolis performance
Black Man Seeks Reparations From Christian Group ‘Society of Jesus’ Over Enslaving Ancestors
In 2017, top clergy and officials from the Society of Jesus and Georgetown University apologized for taking part in and profiting from the American
Lawyers from Bankrupted Celsius: Users Who Put Crypto On Exchange Have No Rights to Their Bitcoin, We Can Do What We Want
To say the crypto market has been on a downturn is an understatement. It’s been crashing quickly and in a major way. Now lawyers for bankrupt
7 Facts On The Nation Of Islam’s Contribution To Prisoner Rights and Fight Against Police Brutality
The Nation of Islam was not merely a religious organization. Many in Black America saw the organization as a community builder, encouraging
Justin Timberlake And Irv Gotti Are Selling Their Masters: Is This An Accelerating Trend?
Hip-hop mega-producer and co-founder of Murder Inc. Records Irv Gotti recently announced that he had made a major deal to sell his masters for a
Dating And Life Guru Kevin Samuels Died From Hypertension: 7 Things For Black America To Know
Black America was shocked when controversial YouTube host Kevin Samuels died suddenly on May 5. Atlanta’s Fulton County Medical Examiner’s
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Remembering Dr. Robert Brock’s Fight For Reparations In The ’90s
The fight for reparations has been going on for decades. Besides the late Congressman John Conyers‘ introduction of the still-yet-to-pass H.R. 40
Northwestern Will Change ‘African American Studies’ To ‘Black Studies’ After Faculty Vote, Here’s Why
The faculty in Northwestern University’s African American Studies Department unanimously voted to change its name to Black Studies in April, but
Twitter And Facebook Are Hiring Former FBI, CIA Agents: Is Social Media A Honey Pot For Surveillance And Feds?
The Federal Bureau of Investigation and Central Intelligence Agency, best known as domestic and foreign intelligence and security forces, have